by The Original Agahnim June 21, 2021
If someone tells somebody wearing a seatbelt isn't using enough caution, common sense, or good judgment, that they need to have on a motorcycle helmet and biochemical suit, and a bunch of other things not required for a trip to the grocery store, wouldn't their definition of common sense be as questionable as everyone else's? And if it would, wouldn't the same thing apply to wearing masks, getting vaccines, and doing everything else they are told to do before they can resume their lives?
Resuming life, unpausing life, might require a little standing or even fighting. Otherwise, people are going to keep getting told when they can resume life by the same people telling them what they have to do next to do so. A lot of livelihoods have already been lost as businesses closed, those livelihoods aren't guaranteed to come back some day without a fight. A doctor that can't be questioned about whether or not they are a quack is like a religious leader that can't be questioned about whether or not they are a charlatan. There is no one person alive, male or female, that isn't questionable.
by The Original Agahnim October 04, 2021
The boss baby had not met a guy she couldn't make comfortable, she was used to guys doing anything she wanted them to for her. She was used to being mollycoddled by both sexes.
by The Original Agahnim October 09, 2021
Exercise is only good if it makes you happy. If you're happy with who you are the way you are, without having to change, that matters more than looking a certain way. If you work out because somebody else thinks you should diet, change, or look a certain way, it's no good. The point of exercise is to improve/maintain your physical mobility mostly (for doing what you love to do in life), not to look like something from a magazine cover. There's a difference between loving yourself and being in love with yourself, so when someone tries to tell you that being okay with the way you are without changing is narcissism, let them know if they had any heart they would look you in the eye when they said it instead of their eyes darting around the room at everyone and everything else.
Exercise is not a bad thing or a punishment, getting an ass whooping is a punishment, though it's mild compared to medieval torture. Still, if exercise becomes something you no longer enjoy, at least you don't have to do it if you don't really want to.
by The Original Agahnim January 25, 2022
There's a difference between recognizing unrealistic expectations by an employer or government (trying to do physical work and breathe through a mask at the same time, for example) and saying go fuck yourself to the folks making the mandates and their wildfire/changes, and giving up on finding a job or living life. Most people below retirement age really do want to work, they also know what the realities of it are.
Not working at times when a government threatens to shut everything down on a regular basis and keeps people from finding a working/living rhythm isn't the same thing as refusing to work/live, or giving up on work/life entirely.
by The Original Agahnim August 04, 2021
They had convinced people living there that it was a good idea to relocate, even though they had lived there for years, based on natural disasters and climate change.
by The Original Agahnim January 24, 2022
by The Original Agahnim January 21, 2022